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For The Love Of Millennials Podcast

John Kelly

Kate Sicchio

Andrea Miller

Marc Bamuthi Joseph

Devon Bandison

Ben Richards

Kimberly Falker

Tiler Peck

Sonya Tayeh

Reid Bartelme

Harper Watters

Caitlin Trainor

Troy Schumacher

Vincent Paterson

Paul Hamilton

OwlTail

Morgan Burns

Runako Campbell

In the first episode of this fall PDD series, The LLAB, new Host Antuan Byers talks to a recent grad, Morgan Burns, and college seniors, Runako Campbell and Ricardo Hartley, about their experiences navigating the world of dance education as Black students at predominantly white institutions. Although all three of these guests attended different colleges and conservatories, we quickly learned how their experiences as minorities in their programs have been very similar. We discussed our concerns with the lack of representation in our field, the importance and difficulty of finding mentors that look like you, and the challenges of accessing Black dance history. We also shared stories and experiences about how our dance spaces are eurocentric –  not leaving room for other aesthetics, techniques, and cultures. Morgan talked to us about what sparked the idea for her new organization, the Collegiate Association for Artists of Color (C.A.A.C.); Runako caught us up on what she will be exploring in her senior thesis that focuses on Black girls, women, and femme-identifying dancers; and Ricardo gave us the inside scoop on his new journal created specifically for queer artists of color.Morgan Burns is a recent graduate of New York University, and is the founder of Collegiate Association for Artists of Color (C.A.A.C.).Runako Campbell is a current senior at Princeton University, who has been an active member within their dance department, acting as an Artistic Director of their dance company, DiSiac, as well as dancing with the Princeton University Ballet.Ricardo Hartley is a current senior at the Juilliard School, and founder of the dance workshop, The Audition.This is the first episode in our new fall, series, The LLAB with Antuan Byers. LLAB stands for listening, learning, and building. The overall goal of this series is to create a space to share marginalized Black voices, to learn from their experiences, and dream for ways in which we can move forward.

<a></a><a></a>In the first episode of this fall PDD series, The LLAB, new Host Antuan Byers talks to a recent grad, Morgan Burns, and college seniors, Runako Campbell and Ricardo Hartley, about their experiences navigating the world of dance education as Black students at predominantly white institutions. Although all three of these guests attended different colleges and conservatories, we quickly learned how their experiences as minorities in their programs have been very similar. We discussed our concerns with the lack of representation in our field, the importance and difficulty of finding mentors that look like you, and the challenges of accessing Black dance history. We also shared stories and experiences about how our dance spaces are eurocentric –  not leaving room for other aesthetics, techniques, and cultures. Morgan talked to us about what sparked the idea for her new organization, the Collegiate Association for Artists of Color (C.A.A.C.); Runako caught us up on what she will be exploring in her senior thesis that focuses on Black girls, women, and femme-identifying dancers; and Ricardo gave us the inside scoop on his new journal created specifically for queer artists of color.Morgan Burns is a recent graduate of New York University, and is the founder of Collegiate Association for Artists of Color (C.A.A.C.).Runako Campbell is a current senior at Princeton University, who has been an active member within their dance department, acting as an Artistic Director of their dance company, DiSiac, as well as dancing with the Princeton University Ballet.Ricardo Hartley is a current senior at the Juilliard School, and founder of the dance workshop, The Audition.This is the first episode in our new fall, series, The LLAB with Antuan Byers. LLAB stands for listening, learning, and building. The overall goal of this series is to create a space to share marginalized Black voices, to learn from their experiences, and dream for ways in which we can move forward.

LLAB Ep 1: White Supremacy in Dance Education Pt I – w/ Morgan Burns, Runako Campbell & Ricardo Hartley

Ricardo Hartley, (Dallas, TX) a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas, is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Dance as a sophomore at the Juilliard School. Ricardo began his dance training at the AileyCamp Atlanta Summer Intensive at the age of 13. Thereon, he has continued to train across the Atlanta area at schools including Atlanta Ballet, In 2019, Ricardo and his mother founded a dance workshop called The Audition. The Audition is a workshop dedicated to teaching youth the values of knowing how to properly audition for colleges and summer programs. As a Juilliard student, Ricardo feels compelled to spread his knowledge to areas with children that do not have the access that he does. He is extremely passionate about outreach and excited to see how impactful and life-changing his workshop can be.  Connect with Ricardo on Instagram:   www.instagram.com/ricardohartley and www.instagram.com/the.audition   Our first visual episode also aired  please go check out our YOUTUBE CHANNEL! I think we are going to start bringing you more visuals.!! https://youtu.be/JsgSKdl9a8k  Connect with us on Instagram @Fortheloveofmillennials Listen Now. Be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast.  Interested in joining our team or being featured on the show shoot us an email love4millennials@gmail.com or slide in our DMs @fortheloveofmillennials  Connect with our host on instagram @a.richbook. Do you enjoy A.RichBook's empowerment words, subscribe to her site www.ARICHBOOK.com  Our site is LIVE!!!! Want Dreamville Festival Tickets visit us at www.fortheloveofmillennials.com  ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Ricardo Hartley, (Dallas, TX) a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas, is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Dance as a sophomore at the Juilliard School. Ricardo began his dance training at the AileyCamp Atlanta Summer Intensive at the age of 13. Thereon, he has continued to train across the Atlanta area at schools including Atlanta Ballet, In 2019, Ricardo and his mother founded a dance workshop called The Audition. The Audition is a workshop dedicated to teaching youth the values of knowing how to properly audition for colleges and summer programs. As a Juilliard student, Ricardo feels compelled to spread his knowledge to areas with children that do not have the access that he does. He is extremely passionate about outreach and excited to see how impactful and life-changing his workshop can be.  Connect with Ricardo on Instagram:   <a href="http://www.instagram.com/ricardohartley" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/ricardohartley</a> and <a href="http://www.instagram.com/the.audition" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/the.audition</a> Our first visual episode also aired  please go check out our YOUTUBE CHANNEL! I think we are going to start bringing you more visuals.!! <a href="https://youtu.be/JsgSKdl9a8k" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/JsgSKdl9a8k</a> Connect with us on Instagram @Fortheloveofmillennials Listen Now. Be sure to like and subscribe to our podcast.  Interested in joining our team or being featured on the show shoot us an email love4millennials@gmail.com or slide in our DMs @fortheloveofmillennials  Connect with our host on instagram @a.richbook. Do you enjoy A.RichBook's empowerment words, subscribe to her site <a href="http://www.ARICHBOOK.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ARICHBOOK.com</a> Our site is LIVE!!!! Want Dreamville Festival Tickets visit us at <a href="http://www.fortheloveofmillennials.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fortheloveofmillennials.com</a> --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

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